The Conspiracy of Goodness Podcast

Hosted by Dr. Lynda Ulrich, Goodness Exchange Co-Founder

Past Episodes

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Train Your Reckless Brain with These Helpful Mind Hacks with Kimberly Quinn (Episode #75)

If our brains are like toddlers running with scissors, how can we keep them in check? Dr. Kimberly Quinn, teacher of Positive Psychology, Mindcraft, and Cognitive Psychology at Champlain College in Burlington, VT, can help you do just that. This episode is packed with tips and tricks to help you train your brain and work towards a more positive way of thinking.

Listen InTrain Your Reckless Brain with These Helpful Mind Hacks with Kimberly Quinn (Episode #75)
55 min listen
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Strengthening Local Community Connections with 6 AM City and Ryan Heafy (Episode #74)

Ryan Heafy has created some systems that left a wonderful legacy of progress and possibility for people. Ryan is currently the Co-Founder and COO of 6AM City, the fastest-growing newsletter-first local media company in the country. Let’s learn about Ryan’s view of local media, what’s possible, and pride in our communities!

Listen InStrengthening Local Community Connections with 6 AM City and Ryan Heafy (Episode #74)
66 min listen
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Rethinking How We Solve Problems By Using “Appreciative Inquiry” with David Cooperrider (Episode #67)

David L. Cooperrider has proved that it’s in finding strengths that we render weaknesses irrelevant.

David is said to be a giant of generosity and discovery as well as one of the most outstanding scholars of our generation! I can’t think of anyone better to teach us how we can rethink solving the problems by using Appreciative Inquiry.

Listen InRethinking How We Solve Problems By Using “Appreciative Inquiry” with David Cooperrider (Episode #67)
55 min listen
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7 Million Pajamas to Kids in Need: Helping Where You Can with Genevieve Piturro (Episode #66)

Genevieve’s life changed forever the day she made it her mission to get children in emergency shelters across New York City a pair of pajamas. When you help wherever you can, even the simplest gestures can have a massive impact. Genevieve Piturro is the founder of the Pajama Program, an initiative that helps kids in need get the clothes they need.

Listen In7 Million Pajamas to Kids in Need: Helping Where You Can with Genevieve Piturro (Episode #66)

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